Repair with confidence using Uponor's innovative plumbing solutions. Uponor TotalFit™ push-to-connect fittings and PEX-a pipe simplifies installations and boosts productivity.

GF Building Flow Solutions (formerly Uponor) has made further advances on its journey towards carbon neutral operations, adding Hutchinson and Zella-Mehlis to its range of manufacturing locations that have reached carbon neutral status (scope 1 and 2). This result highlights GF Building Flow Solutions’ ongoing commitment to minimize resource consumption.

GF Building Flow Solutions (formerly Uponor North America) has again been named one of the Top 200 Workplaces in Minnesota by the Star Tribune as well as secured a spot on the Top Workplaces USA list. 

Daniel Worm, manager, Portfolio Application at Uponor North America, was featured on Mechanical Hub’s Appetite for Construction podcast, where he discussed his passion for plumbing and what’s on the forefront for the company after the Georg Fischer acquisition. He also provided an update on Uponor Kitting Services as well as plans for prefabrication services, while also hinting at some exciting new offerings entering the market in 2024 and 2025.

When the global pandemic forced lockdowns across the country and many employees were mandated to work from home, it brought a new focus to the need for sustainability and indoor environmental quality (IEQ) in structures. This trend is bringing energy-efficient solutions, such as radiant floor heating, along with renewable energy sources, such as geothermal and solar, to the forefront.

As a testament to its commitment to cutting-edge technology and superior quality, The Saint incorporates an Uponor AquaPEX® plumbing system throughout the structure. The flexible, durable, white PEX pipe with red and blue print allows for easy identification of hot and cold water lines and offers residents a corrosion-resistant, freeze-resilient solution that provides enhanced durability and long-lasting performance — an integral part of sustainable urban living.

In the realm of modern plumbing, two contenders stand out: PEX-a and PEX-b. Both are revolutionary advancements from the traditional copper and metal pipes of decades past. However, they differ in their composition, installation methods, and suitability for various applications. Let's delve deeper into the distinctions between PEX-a and PEX-b to help you make an informed decision for your next plumbing project.

The École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) in Montréal, Canada, has reached a significant milestone in sustainable architecture with its student housing facility earning LEED Platinum certification from the Canada Green Building Council. Situated in the vibrant neighborhood of Griffintown, this five-story building not only provides essential resources for the ÉTS student community but also sets a new standard for environmentally conscious design in Montréal.

Women in Plumbing & Piping (WiPP) proudly announces Uponor as its latest sponsor, forging a powerful partnership to advance the cause of empowering women within the plumbing and piping industries.

PEX is booming. This revolutionary piping system has taken the plumbing industry by storm, winning over projects in both residential and commercial construction. But with its increasing popularity comes an influx of new players, not all of them created equal. The rise of low-quality ASTM F1960 expansion fittings threatens the integrity of PEX installations and puts your hard work at risk.